Kansas City's U-Pick Farms

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In Kansas City, we enjoy many “u-pick farms” across the metro area where you may pick blueberries, strawberries, apples, peaches, fresh vegetables, and more. It's the season for delicious u-pick produce!

Please note, that some farms from previous years are no longer in business or no longer offer u-pick. This list will get you started! If you know of a patch to add to the list, email Kristina@KCParent.com. This list may not be reprinted in print or online without permission.

Produce Picking Tips:

  • Call ahead or check the farm's Facebook Page (linked in the status update for each farm) to verify picking times as they vary from farm to farm. This is a MUST!
  • Remember comfortable shoes (you will be walking in fields) and wear sunscreen.
  • Bring bottled water and pack a picnic if the farm allows.
  • And, don’t forget your camera… children enjoying a day at the farm makes a great photo op!

Fruit Picking Season:

  • 🍎 Apples – late July, August, September
  • 🥧 Blackberries – July, August
  • 🥧 Blueberries – June, July, August
  • 🍒 Cherries – June
  • 🌽 Corn - July, August - FRESH to purchase AND U-Pick
  • 💐 Flowers for Bouquets - June, July
  • 🍇 Grapes - August
  • 🍑 Peaches – July, August
  • 🍐 Pears – August, September
  • 🌶️ Peppers - July
  • 🥔 Potatoes - July, August
  • 🥧 Raspberries – July, August
  • 🍓 Strawberries – May, June
  • 🌷 Tulips - April, May
  • 🥧 Fall Blackberries – August, September, October
  • 🥧 Fall Raspberries – August, September, October
  • 🌻 Sunflowers - Summer and Fall
  • 🍅 Tomatoes - Summer
  • 🥗 Vegetables - Summer and Fall

CURRENTLY PICKING: 🥧 

Our Top Picks:

Johnson Farms Plants and Pumpkins

  • Fruit: Apples
  • Where: 17701 S State Route D, Belton, MO.
  • Phone: 816.331.1067
  • Tip: Read all about them in our Pumpkin Patch Guide!
  • Status: Open Sept. 23 - Oct 31:  Johnson Farms is a real farm in the country, but very close to your home. You pay one admission and only pay extra for anything you harvest, snack on, or seasonal items in the retail store. Hurry in for the best selection of our 25,000 farm-grown mums; they sell out quickly. (Retail store requires no admission charge.). After a wagon ride out to the field, your children will meander through the 40-acre pumpkin patch and will thrill at the sight of their perfect pumpkin or choose from 7 varieties of apples from our 5000-tree apple orchard! Once back from your wagon ride, take pictures near the Giant Sunflower and Zinnia field and pick some fall veggies!

Our playgrounds are geared towards kids age 3-12, and are included in the admission:

  • 2 Corn Pits
  • Barnyard Arcade with Skeeball, Basketball, and Duck Races
  • Two Giant Jumping Pillows, open every day until one-half hour before we close, for kids age 3 -12.
  • Giant Tunnel Maze
  • Corn Crib Challenge, a twisting barn maze for the older kids
  • Climbing Wall
  • Real fire engine, army truck, and bulldozer for exploration
  • NEW this year is our Goat-el, with mama goats and their babies.
  • Next door is the Piglet Barn
  • In addition, on the weekend Farmer Tom’s Barrel Train is included for small kids 2 and up ( unless mom or dad can fit in the barrel) and runs Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm.
  • Weekend pig races begin at 11 am and run every two hours** this is a short trip to the Dinosaur Chomper and Pumpkin Cannon which also run just on weekends, (which is why the weekday admission is discounted).
  • All beef hot dogs, nachos, Apple Cider Slushies, and, of course, our Pumpkin Spice Donuts are freshly made all day, every day, and can be found in our retail store as well. 

This is a 140-acre working farm, so come dressed for outdoor fun and bring your fall appetite! Please see FAQs on the website before visiting.)

Visit our online ticket page to purchase season passes or daily tickets for your visit. You’ll save $2/person instead of buying them at the admission gate!

Pome on the Range (brought to you by the owners of Louisburg Cider Mill)

Alphabetical Listings:

🍎Alldredge Orchards

  • Fruit: Apples, Peaches
  • Where: 10455 Hwy. N, Platte City, MO
  • Phone: 816.330.3448
  • Nearby: Visit Watkins Mill in Lawson, MO.
  • Tip: This orchard is especially scenic, bring the camera to capture the great views. 
  • Status for 8/25/2023: Now that we’ve gotten the peaches taken care of, let’s talk APPLES!!! We open September 2 for Apple Season with glorious u-pick on Gala! Hours for Labor Day Weekend, due to the usual heat, are Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 9 am to 2 pm. We will return to our normal hours of 10 am to 5 pm on September 9. Visit our website at www.alldredgeorchards.com for more information.

🌻Berry Hill U-Pick Farm 

  • Fruit: Strawberries, Watermelon, Sunflowers, Sweet Corn, Wheat for photo ops and in the future Blueberries and Blackberries
  • Where: 2049 SE 61st St Berryton KS and 5840 SE Croco Rd Berryton KS 66409
  • Phone: 785.633.7374.
  • Status as of 8/6/23: Lots of fun at the field today! Open until 8:30pm! Horse rides 1-4pm, Lupitas 12pm until sold out, Kona Ice 1-6pm and 1-2pm limited supply. This is the last weekend day. The should last a few days into this coming week and will decline fast as they are fully pollinated. Don’t wait! 5840 SE Croco Rd Berryton KS. $1 per cut. $ Free Entry. $ Donations accepted for viewing. $15 per pro photographers photo session. $5 horse rides.

Berryton Best

  • Fruit: Strawberries, Watermelon, Sunflowers, Wheat for photo ops and in the future Blueberries and Blackberries
  • Where: 2049 SE 61st St, Berryton, KS.
  • Phone: 785.633.7374.
  • Status as of 7/19/23: Jay’s got corn already picked or you can go pick your own today! Sunday July9th, 2023 see his location on his post for Berry Hill.

The Berry Patch 

  • Fruit: Blueberries and blackberries
  • Where: 22509 State Line Rd., Cleveland, MO
  • Phone: 816.618.3771
  • Tip: The largest blueberry patch in the area, they update their phone line with the picking report regularly so you can visit on the prime picking days.
  • Status as of 8/3/23: Friday and Saturday are the last days of picking for the season! 7am-12pm! Good/fair picking. There are spots that have good picking, but other bushes that look more on the fair side. Last two days for bakery items for the season! Stock up now!

🌽Buckeye Acres

  • Fruit: Strawberries, Cherries, Blackberries, Peaches, Veggies, Corn
  • Where: 91 NE 600 Rd. Warrensburg, MO
  • Phone: 517.214.0927
  • Status as of 8/3/2023: What a TERRIFIC TUESDAY! Store open Tuesday, Wednesday & Fridays 2pm - 6pm! We are taking advantage of the cooler morning to check on our freshly planted strawberries (these will be our 2024 crop) and get some extra weeding done of our summer crops (a never-ending task). Stop in and check out all our goodies this week! * Sweet Corn: This is his last picking of the year! What we have in the building on Tuesday is it. * Watermelon - Seeded & Seedless types in stock! * Peaches - Our thanks to @Amazing Grace Orchard for allowing us to offer peaches this year - this week will be the last of them for us. * Tomatoes - have you tried all 8 varieties yet?? What's your favorite? * Okra - we worked in an extra picking to get lots in that "perfect pickling" size! * Eggplant - Italian & Japanese types are both still coming in big & beautiful! * Golden Beets * Sweet Gypsy Peppers * Cubanelle Peppers ("Italian Frying Peppers") * Jalapenos * Onions * Green Onions / Scallions * Garlic * Basil, Rosemary

Carolyn's Pumpkin Patch

🌽Cary's You-Pick Farm

  • Fruit / Produce:  Veggies
  • Where: 21703 NE 148th St, Kearney, MO
  • Phone: 816.679.6404
  • Status as of 8/8/23: Plenty of corn and tomatoes in the Red shed. Bodacious sweet corn $8dz. Tomatoes $3.00lb

🍎Cider Hill Family Orchard

  • Fruit: Cherries, Apples, Blackberries, Corn
  • Where: 3341 N. 139th St., Kansas City, KS
  • Phone: 913.721.2507
  • Nearby: The Legends Shopping Center.
  • Status as of 8/24/23: U-Pick Available: Gala's and Little Johnny's. To buy already picked: Summerset. Weekend Sweet Treats Available: Apple Cider Donuts, Kettle Corn, Apple Cider Slushes, Take and Back Apple Crisp, Apple Cheese Cake in a Jar and Donut Bites. ⠀AUGUST HOURS: Tuesday thru Saturday 9-5. Closed Sundays and Mondays. SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER HOURS: Tuesday thru Saturday 9-5 and Sunday 12-5. Closed Mondays. Open Labor Day 9-5. Apple Prices: Kids bag $7.50. Peck (about 10 pounds of apples): $14.50. 1/2 Bushel (about 20 pounds of apples): $25.00. Full Bushel (about 40 pounds of apples): $45.00.

💐🥧Colonial Gardens

  • Fruit: Blackberries, Red raspberries, Peaches, Apples, Flowers
  • Where: 27610 E. Wyatt Rd., Blue Springs, MO.
  • Phone: 816.229.1277.
  • Status as of 8/2/23: ALERT: calling all Pickers! Pick flowers & blackberries TONIGHT from 5-7PM! Our fields are SO FULL and ready for you to fill up as many flats & buckets as you can pick! Click here for the picking report.

🌻Eleanor's Sunflower Field

  • Fruit: Sunflowers
  • Where: 335 E. 189th St, Scranton, KS
  • Nearby: Scranton is south of Topeka. Visit the Kansas Children's Discovery Center.
  • Status as of 8/28/23: Monday, 8/28 @ 8:20 AM Still looking good, but they will start to droop this week! Take the next day or two to come see them if you haven’t yet! 

🌻Fahrmeier Farms

  • Fruit: Strawberries, Peaches, Tomatoes, and Blackberries
  • Where: 9364 Mitchell Trail, Lexington MO
  • Phone: 816.289.2496
  • Nearby: Battle of Lexington Historic Site.
  • Status as of 8/18/23: Home Farm is open for u-pick flowers tell sunset Saturday and Sunday noon to 5 with lots of goodies. If you are ready to put up some Tomatoes we have a lot of them. 

Fun Farm Kearney

  • Fruit: Strawberries, Apples, Pumpkins
  • Where: 650 North Jefferson St, Kearney, MO
  • Phone: 816.628.0028
  • Nearby: Jesse James Birthplace
  • Read our Fun Farm Review and Tips.
  • Status as of 8/5/23: Our You-Pick Apples tickets are now LIVE! Come & savor the taste of the season with the freshest apples around! You-Pick Apples, Attractions, Photo Ops & More! Dates & Hours : August 26 - September 10. Sat. & Sun. 9 am - 6 pm. Labor Day: 9 am - 6 pm. Purchase tickets HERE to SAVE: funfarmpumpkinpatch.com/you-pick-pricing

🌻Gieringer’s Orchard

  • Fruit: Strawberries, snap peas, blueberries, blackberries, peaches. (Other fresh produce available for sale).This family-friendly farm allows picnics. 
  • Where: 39675 W. 183rd St., Edgerton, KS
  • Phone: 913.893.9626
  • Nearby: Lanesfield School Historic Site.
  • Status as of 8/28/23: LAST WEEK of SUMMER Farm Market update! We will be open this week; Tuesday 8/29-Sunday 9/3: 9am-3pm

🌻Grinter Farms

  • Fruit: 40 Acre Sunflower field
  • Where: 24154 Stillwell Rd, Lawrence, KS
  • Nearby: KU Natural History Museum
  • Status as of 8/31/2023: This is the field at 14755 243rd St, Lawrence (Sunflower General Store). Both fields (other at 24050 Stillwell Rd) is also looking pretty good. Both fields are located about 900 feet apart. These blooms will last about 2 weeks. -tfw THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENT/  THIS IS HOW IT WORKS:

-We are a corn and soybean farm, and we also plant a few sunflowers. Farmer Jim (Farmer Ted’s dad) started planting sunflowers in the 1970s to produce biodiesel. (Google the oil embargo of the 70s and you'll understand why.) It didn’t quite work out the way he had hoped, but here we are in the 2020s and we’re still growing them. We were never successful at keeping looky-loos out of the field, so feel free to walk amongst the flowers. These days we just try to control the crazy. Sunflowers seem to bring people joy and we are not about crushing dreams.

-The field does not have business hours (it’s a field!), but if it’s dark or you’re up to no good, go home! Nobody has time for that nonsense.

-Since we’ve been told by many that (over in the UK) there are people running naked in the sunflower fields, I think I must at least mention not to do it here. I feel like I want to make exceptions…but no…

-Week days and mornings are the paths less traveled. Although traffic hasn’t really been an issue since what we have named “Carmageddon" in 2016, to help with any possible issues, try to come at an “off” time.

-The best sunflower is one not picked, so try to preserve the beauty for those after you. If you “accidentally” pick one, just know that they will probably wilt and die before you get home. Also, if you have a kid that just really wants one, be prepared for that same kid to scream when they realize there is a bug on it. This generally happens when you’re driving home… (You’ve been warned!) Also, if you do pick one, please leave a dollar for each in one of the red boxes. As always, weeds are free. Donations are always welcome. (Even if the flowers don’t get picked, there is quite a lot of loss from trampling.) A sunflower in the field only lasts a couple of weeks; a picked one far less.

-***PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS*** Remember that if you're making $ off our field, a donation in the box is a lovely and much appreciated gesture. Don’t set up shop. And PRETTY PLEASE refrain from using the Grinter Farms name on your advertisements. It gives a false impression of endorsement. Also, if you’re sending a series of messages demanding to know the exact date the flowers will bloom, and then demanding that I reply instead of ignoring your demands, I suggest you use fake flowers in a studio. Once again, Mother Nature didn’t consult with me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

-We added a whole block of restrooms this year!!! Just kidding! There are no restrooms. It’s a field and we don’t charge admission, so “holding it” is the price you pay.

-If you lost something in the field and it’s big enough to damage a combine…find it! Trust me in that you don’t want to buy us a new combine. At least, I think that's what the person ultimately decided that left me her contact info demanding that I return her ladder once we found it. (It was beginning to rain and she didn't want to get wet while looking.) I merely thanked her for letting us know where to send the bill. Strange! We never did find that ladder...

-If you find a sign that says, "Private Drive," that's exactly what it means. Turn around and don’t go that way. If you see someone driving there, assume that they own the road; or assume that those individuals find themselves immune to rules.

- DO NOT park on the street AT ALL. It’s just not safe and the sheriff doesn’t like it. Consider yourself warned. Also, slow down and watch out for people.

-We love friendly dogs, but not everybody does so please put your fur baby on a leash…and for the love of everything good, please PICK UP after him. They make those doggie doo bags for a reason. And (this is super important) if you are kind enough to bag it, please take it home with you. We don’t have trash cans.

-We would never leave our trash in your yard, so don’t leave yours in ours. Yes, this especially applies to diapers!

-Although we considered planting the field in our climate-controlled superdome this year, we opted for outside in nature. This means it will be hot and buggy. Honeybees are a given and are our friends. We go to great lengths to protect them. They are not at all interested in stinging you as they are just busy doing their jobs. There will be bugs!!!

-No, bees and birds do not draw faces on the sunflowers.

-I can’t stress this enough: There are no restrooms!!!!!!!!!!!! (It’s a field.)

-Our farm is just that…a farm. This is our livelihood. We grow the flowers for birdfeed. They are an actual crop. Nothing makes farmer Ted testier than finding picked sunflowers thrown on the grown. Also please remember that our farm is not a playground. If you see a tractor, round bale, grain bin, barn, semi, or any other equipment; we didn’t put it there to be climbed on or into. Please be respectful.

-After careful consideration, we opted not to put sidewalks in the field. It was a thoughtful suggestion, but we just can’t fit the combine between the concrete paths.

-If you can’t find the answer here, but you’re still questioning whether something is permitted, the answer is probably “no.”

-There will never be restrooms. Ever.

-We do not charge admission or a parking fee and have no intention of doing so. This is not an event or a festival. It is just a crop that we’ve been growing for nearly 50 years on the wrong side of the state. We continue to share our field because, truly, if you have the chance to share joy, why wouldn’t you?

The last and most important thing: ENJOY! Put the phone down and take a few minutes to just take it all in. Look out for one another.

Kindness is contagious.

We are not here for ourselves.

Peace, love, and (of course) sunflowers!

-the farmer’s wife

Happy Valley Farm

  • Fruit: Blueberries, Rhubarb, Cherries, Grapes, Gooseberries, Watermelon
  • Where: 29080 W. 95th, De Soto, KS
  • Phone: 913.706.0370
  • Status as of 2023: TBD

🍯🌶️💐Hillside Honey

  • Fruit: Flowers and Honey
  • 531 Dawson St Easton, KS
  • Nearby: Fort Leavenworth
  • Status as of 8/4/23: We're having a U-pick tomorrow morning, yall!! If you've not been out yet, you should come check out what all the buzz is about! U-pick 10am-1pm. Farm store is open 10-2pm. A cup of flowers $12. A kids bucket is $25. Sweet peppers are 2/$1. Bell peppers $1. Hot peppers are not quite ready, but some are and are 2/$1. Heirloom Tomatoes are $2.50/pound. In the Farmstand- Raw Honey, creamed and infused honeys, honey-sweetened jams, beeswax candles, cookies, Ice cream(!), pasture-raised eggs, beeswax skincare, goats milk soaps and more!!

Historic Pharis Farm

  • Fruit: Sunflowers
  • Where: 20611 EE Hwy., Liberty, MO
  • Phone: 816.736.8500
  • Nearby: Family Tree Nursery Liberty
  • Status as of 2023: TBD

🍎Historic Weston Orchard & Vineyard

  • Situated on a bluff in Historic Weston, this family-owned farm is a fun getaway in the country.  Enjoy a u-pick apple orchard with 17,000 apple trees on 50 acres offering 13 varieties of apples!  While you are there enjoy more family fun with their hayrack rides, carousel, treetop houses, bounce pillow, apple cannons, low ropes course with zip line, petting zoo, corn maze, zinnia maze and more!  They have a wonderful variety of goods in the barn for all ages whether it be donuts and homemade apple cider, a cider slushy or a wine tasting.  westonorchard.com
  • Fruit: Strawberries, cherries, peaches & apples
  • Where: 18545 Co Rd H, Weston, MO. 
  • Phone: 402.209.4117
  • Nearby: Weston State Park
  • Tip: Read all about them in our Pumpkin Patch Guide! And, Weston's Six Stop Tour for more fun while you're in town!
  • Status as of 8/29/23: Apples are here! Come on out to pick-n-play! With over 15 kids activities, apples and zinnias to pick you and your family are sure to have a great time! Our Jonathan apples are ready now. Fuji will be ready for the weekend. We also offer wine tastings, donuts, slushies and more. A perfect treat after picking and playing! Open daily 9-5 Admission is only $5/person (2 and up) Apples $2/lb

John & Linda's U-Pick Farm

  • Fruit: Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries, Veggies.
  • Where: 2428 Texas Prairie Rd, Bates City, MO.
  • Phone: 816.690.6293
  • Status as of 8/7/23: Blueberries picked out for the season.

💐My Front Yard Flower Farm LLC

Oregon Trail Farm

  • Fruit: Blueberries, Raspberries, Blackberries (all pesticide & herbicide free)
  • Where: 19022 Santa Fe Trail, Leavenworth, KS
  • Phone: 520.249.0480
  • Status as of 6/20/2023: Berryfieldis open with blueberry goodness and tasty honey! Tuesday & Thursday 8-2 Saturday 8-4

Pendleton's Kaw Valley Country Market

  • Fruit: Vegetables
  • Where: 1446 E 1850 Rd, Lawrence, KS
  • Phone: 785.843.1409
  • Status as of 7/18/2023: Loving this cloud cover this morning! We're getting lots of veggies and flowers picked, and doing some weeding. We know it will get hot and humid again this afternoon, but mornings like this make it much more fun! Today we have plenty of sweet corn, tomatoes, green beans, green peppers, cabbage, potatoes, onions.... You can also enjoy this day by picking-your-own green beans if you like!

🍎Peter's Orchard

  • Fruit: Peaches and Apples
  • Where: 32615 Highway 65 South, Waverly, MO
  • Phone: 660.493.2368 
  • Status as of 8/26/2023: We finally have some relief from the heat. Such a beautiful day for a road trip to come see us. We are getting Mums in this morning. Let’s not forget about all of our delicious canned good, pecans, cheese and meat sticks along with apple brats.! Peaches we only have 1 variety and that is Encore. Ours hours are Monday through Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sunday Noon to 5pm. We are located a 1.5 east of Waverly off Hwy 65. For more information please call the market at 660-493-2368.

Red Barn Ranch

  • Fruit: Strawberries, Blackberries, Vegetables
  • Where: 23111 S Jefferson Pkwy, Harrisonville, MO
  • Phone: 816.258.1797
  • Status as of 7/16/2023: It didn’t rain here today! We’re open until 5pm, come on out while the blooms last. Today is the last day for sunflowers!

Redbud Ridge

  • Fruit: Strawberries
  • Where: 40108 E Lorenze Rd, Lone Jack, MO
  • Status as of 6/10/2023: We hate to do this but we are going to have to hold off on U-pick going forward. The lack of rain has been tough on the berries. We will continue to monitor them going forward. If you have already purchased a future date we will reach out to you. We will try to sell some pre-picked if we are able to get enough. We have installed a watering system. That should allow us to have a longer season next year.

Rock Creek Apple Orchard 

  • Fruit: Apples
  • Where: 619 W. Lone Jack Lees Summit Road, Lone Jack, MO.
  • Phone: 816.286.6262​
  • Tip: Visit Powell Gardens on your trip
  • Status as of 8/25/2023: Well I hate to say it but we will not have any apples this season. Please think about us next year!!

🌻Russell Sunflower Patch

  • Fruit: Sunflower Patch
  • Where: 18220 Hwy B, Richmond, MO.
  • Status as of 8/25/2023: SUNFLOWER UPDATE!! Thank all of you for coming out to the patch this year!! I wanted to post a current pic so you would know what they are looking like! This was taken Friday morning 8/25/23.

Schweizer Orchards

  • Fruit: Sweet corn, Apples, Peaches, Blueberries, Raspberries, Cherries (they pick the cherries), Blackberries, Tomatoes, Vegetables. (Other fresh produce available for sale)
  • Where: S. Hwy. 169 & FF, St. Joseph, MO
  • Phone: 816.232.3999
  • Nearby: Patee House Museum
  • Status as of 8/16/2023: It’s prime peach and nectarine picking time!!! We still have lots of yellow freestone peaches and yellow nectarines available and we have opened our white peaches for you-pick!!! Come out and get yours now!

StoneBriar Farm

  • Fruit: Strawberries, sunflowers and vegetables
  • Where: 9035 Edgerton Rd., DeSoto, KS (Formerly Meulebeke Market)
  • Phone: 913.583.0361
  •  Status as of 7/17/23: Join us THIS WEDNESDAY evening for u-pick flowers!

Sunflower Orchards

  • Fruit: Apples, Peaches, Blackberries
  • Where: 16905 W 311th St Paola, KS.
  • Phone: 913.244.4034.
  • Status as of 2023: TBD

🍎🍅Tubby Fruits Peach Orchard

  • Fruit: Fresh peaches, Tomatoes, Apples, Cherries, & Blackberries, when in season (all grown at the farm)
  • Where: 2570 E 215th St., Cleveland, MO.
  • Phone: 913.851.7414.
  • Status as of 8/28/2023: The orchard will be open Tuesday (8-29) by appointment with tomatoes (slicers and canners) and Upick apples. If you would like to pick apples or pick up some tomatoes, please feel free to text me at 913-851-7414 to set up a time convenient for you.

Wagon Wheel Orchard

  • Fruit: Apples, pears
  • Where: 15380 Edgerton Rd., Gardner, KS
  • Phone: 913.893.6050
  • Nearby: Lanesfield School Historic Site
  • Tip: Make an appointment to pick at this orchard.
  • Status as of 2023: TBD

Wohletz Farm Fresh

  • Fruit: Strawberries and blueberries are u-pick. Other produce available in their market.
  • Where: 1831 N. 1100 Rd., Lawrence, KS
  • Phone: 785.331.3468
  • Nearby: KU Natural History Museum
  • Status as of 7/19/2023:  Blueberry season has begun! Visit our website @www.wohletzfarmfresh.com for more information and to schedule your picking time. Our season last 4-5 weeks and picking times are added as the season progresses

Patches NOT offering U-Pick in 2023 (but did in the past):

Benny's Berries

  • Phone: 913.313.6273
  • Status as of 4/1/2021: Unfortunately we will not have a patch open to the public for 2021 picking season. We would love to bring Benny’s Berries back near our original location in south KC—please check back with us in the winter to see where we are with our plans. Until then wishing you all health and happiness.

Schwinn Produce Farm

  • Where: 17624 Santa Fe Trl, Leavenworth, KS.
  • Phone: 913.683.3366
  • Nearby: C.W. Parker Carousel Museum.

This list will get you started! If you know of a farm to add to the list, email Kristina@KCParent.com. This list may not be reprinted in print or online without permission.